older model Cervelo Dual stock w/ adamo, flatwing/54/22-23lbs.

Specialized Epic road 58cm 04-05 maybe?
Chorus throughout
Vision bars
Velocity wheels, training. No race wheels yet
Speedplays
17.5 lbs

Valdora AC-Tri, aluminum medium.
SRAM Force/Rival, Fulcrum 7 wheels.

Just a tidge under 20 lbs, no bottles.

John

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2007 Specialized Transition Pro. Weight with Renn disc and Hed 3 front clinchers is just over 20 lbs.

2008 Cervélo P2C
Full DA
Bontrager bars
Fizik Saddle
HED JET 60 wheels

it comes in at around 17.7 LBS

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Cervelo Dual - 54cm - Lighter than any other Dual

2006 Cannondale Ironman (w/ custom paint)
Campy Record
Syntace cockpit (C3 and the new base bar)
Thomson Stem
Thomson Post
Koobi Saddle
Look Keo Carbon Pedals
American Classic Carbon 58s

= 16.75 lbs (without bottles or cages)

I've been pondering bike weight and thinking about this exact question, so thanks for asking and I hope you get lots of answers.

Softride Classic Qualifiier TT
Medium/Large
Stock except Ksyrium Elites, Speedplay pedals, bike computer and 12x27 cassette.
24 pounds

trek y-foil
full DA 9-spd
FSA carbon crank
syntace aeros/profile base bar
rolf wheels
~19 lbs.

SCOTT Plasma LTD w/out pedals tips in at 15.3 lbs. I believe.

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Must be quite challenging to pedal it w/o pedals, eh?


My bike, all-in, probably weighs around 20-ish lbs or so. I honestly don't know.
I honestly don't care.

Weight is nearly irrelevant, especially for a tri bike.
It's not how much it weighs, it's how fast it goes w/ you on it.
I see a timer at every race - I have yet to see a scale.

And even more importantly - it's how fast you can run after having ridden it.

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2007 Cannondale CAAD9, Shimano 9-speed Ultegra (mostly), Visiontech one-piece bar/stem, Mavic Aksium wheels, 19.5 pounds.

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I need to post final specs, but my Aerotic built up rough the other day came in at 16.8. My old Kalibur came in at 16.4.

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'08 Scott Plasma Ltd.
Size S - 52cm
Full DA
Zipp 606's
Zero Gravity brakes

15.3lbs

I'd agree with you that weight is irrelevant for most triathlons but when I did silverman, my 23lber kicked my butt. I'm sure I and my legs would have been much happier with a lighter bike.

I have to second what Murphy'sLaw said but just for the record, I have an 04 or 05 QR Tequilo, HED3 clinchers, Pro Race 2s of course ( would love to try the Bonty Aero ones though), PD cobra wing, PD aero bottle and mostly Ultegra SL and DA mixed stuff, plus flat wing (I think) and tubes/tools and it comes in somewhere in the 22-23 lb range (without filled bottles which would add another 4-5 lbs I think). On a hilly or flat course I'll spank most people. Won't beat any pros to the line, but I also train about a quarter as much so I think you can completely take weight out of any real worry. Plus, in addition to my heavy ass bike, my 175 lb heavy ass should make me slow as well. I know it's been reiterated about a billion times, but in anything other than a mountain race, weight will play a fantastically small role. It's not that it doesn't matter, but it doesn't matter a whole lot. Aero and MOST especially your position (well I guess most especially would be your training) are what will play the biggest roles.

That's not fun advice though as you can't generally buy a training +2 module. Oooooh, me thinks we have a new marketing scheme. Sort of the DnD of tri. :-)

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Sub 16# or over 20# all Bad Ass.
Mine 18.89#
2005 Litespeed Blade 49cm
Full Dura Ace 10
Reynolds Ouzou Pro Aero
HED bars
Mavic Krysium Elite 650c
Hydrotail and Aero cage
Entire kit will change this week...should loose about 2#
Sram Red every where
Easton bars
Zipp 404 tubulars
Keo carbon HM
Anyway, I know that weight of a Tri bike is "not all that important" but neither is half of the other stuff we talk about here and dream about when were not on Slowtitch.
I just love bikes...especially Tri bikes.
Thanks everyone.

56cm P2C
Sram Red group
Easton Attack TT bars
Zipp 606 Tubulars w/ Dura Ace cassette
SLR T1 saddle
Time RXS Titan Carbon pedals
Easton EC90 Aero fork
16.1 lbs

I think most people are using fantasy weight.
My bike got weighed before a tt last week.
Felt DA with SRAM Red, Dura-Ace SRM, Hed Vantage 8 aero bars, Shimano SPD SL pedals, Hed H3 clincher front wheel, Hed Jet clincher disc rear wheel- 8.8 kg or 19.38. lb.
I may have to go back to my Zipp set-up. 808/Zipp disc cuts 1 lb. double 808 cuts 1.3 lb.

Softride Classic TT, with Ultegra and hand-built Velocity wheels:

.01 long tons. (I'm rounding a little.)

2008 Cannodale Slice 56
16.2 lbs decked out
Kind of heavy huh?

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E3 Multisport

My bike is probably not 15lbs like some here...but then I'm about 140lbs so I don't really care...and when you see the impact that 1kg has going up l'Alpe d'Huez, you might be tempted to think like M's Law...who care about weight unless you're racing Embrun??

P2SL w/ specialized trispokes, xlab flatwing, Ultegra / Campy Chorus mix... 19.7lbs.

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17 lbs, 3oz

Cervelo P2C 51cm
Zipp Sub 9, 808
Campy Record Brakes
Campy Record Derailleurs
Zipp Vuma Quad Crankset
Zipp Stem and Vuka Aero Bars
Zipp Bottle Cage
Speedplay Zero Pedals
Selle Italia SLR T1 Saddle

True, but who is riding their tri bike up l'Alpe d'Huez? For that most people are using a road bike.

2008 Guru Chrono
Ultegra components
with cages 18.8 lbs

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08 Specialized Transition S-Works.

Profile-Design Corbra base bar
Profile-Design Sonic CSX cliip on aerobar
SRAM Red group

17.6 Pounds

My Quintana Roo Seduza comes in at 17.1 pounds with zipp 404 front and disc on the back without water bottles. With training wheels 18.1 pounds

It seems like we should turn this thread into: "how much does your bike cost per pound?"

Cervelo P2C with Dura Ace group and rider 198 lbs.

1977 Nishiki Pro
12 speed
56 cm steel frame
Adamo race saddle
Handle bars flipped over and cut, turning them into base bars
Vision Aero bars
Box section tubular rims - 36 spokes
26.5 lbs. (unladen)

I'll be riding the "Iron Maiden" in Canada 2008

i know this thread is old, but I just saw it and couldn't resist since for some reason the bike shop weighed my bike on the way out tonight- $148.7179487/lb.

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I am Grabbity Green...

A good question about this topic is: how are you weighing your bike? Please don't say that you are using a bathroom scale as they are really all over the place when it comes to accuracy. I'd like to weigh my high end Cervelo P3C, but I'm not sure how to do it. Another good question is how much per pound did that thing cost you? I think that high end bikes are like Ladies underwear, the less you get the more they cost. Tim

or as my wife was wondering, about 892.302 pieces of turkey bacon per lb...

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Cervelo P3-SL /54/19 lbs

"Handle bars flipped over and cut, turning them into base bars"

Roots!

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-Specialized Transition Pro (Size L(56))
-SRAM RED Groupset
-Profile Design Cobra Wing base bar & T2+ Cobra aero bars
-SRAM carbon brake levers & shifters
-SRAM OG-1090 11-23 Cassette
-Specialized S-Works Seat post
-Specialized Toupe Team Saddle
-S-Works Rib Carbon Cage
-Specialized S-Works Pro Stem
-FSA NEO PRO 54/42 crank
-Speedplay Zero Ti pedals
-HED Stinger 60/90 wheels
-Vittoria Corsa EVO-CX
-CatEye Strada Wireless

Weight=18.41 lbs

And how much per pound?

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Kestrel Talon SL/52cm/9spd DA/Hed Aerobars/Hed Alps Wheels: 16.5lbs

Planet X Stealth Carbon Pro
Size-M
Components-Ultegra/DA
Base-Vision Alloy
Aerobars-PD T2+ Cobra
Cranks-FSA Carbon
Pedals-Keo Classic
Wheels-Planet X 50s

Total weight 17.45 with plastic cages, not sure 2 carbon cages will change that lol

cost per lbs-$85.95 cuz i shopped smart!

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10/28/08 Dev Paul had 400w FTP!!!

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Just out of curiousity, how do people weigh their bikes. Do you all have special scales?

I tried stepping on a floor scale both holding the bike and without but the accuracy and precision leave much to be desired

Purchase one of those digital fisherman's scales. Only about thirty dollars or so.

My Kestrel Talon weighs about 17 lbs. My Cervelo P2K was just under 20 lbs.

What triathlete has time to fish?

60cm Cannondale 2008 Slice w/ race wheels (zipp sub 9 and Hed 3c), pedals and a cage on the seat tube: 16.1 lbs

You better post a pic of that baby when you finish doing her up :)

Why do you want to change everything ?

Terry

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Scott Plasma Ltd

Dura Ace throughout with changes to stock components
Zipp 404 front and 606 back

15.8 pounds total

My Cervelo P2C with Mavic Cosmics (which I am trying to sell) weighs 20.2 pounds.

I have no idea.
Before I worry the weight of my bike, I have "plenty" of lbs I can lose and that would be a lot cheaper!

Fred.

I switched up only because I worked so much overtime this year that the wifey said I could.
The Blade rebuilt came in at 15.8# with one bottle on downtube.
I'm still waiting for the 3T fork but I'll post a pick after IMKY.

RAD MAN. THAT THING IS BIGGEST LIGHT BIKE I KNOW.

Leader TT735 20.5 lbs

Love the bikes Fred. Love the bikes.

2006 Kuota Kalibur
Full D/A
Specialized Tri Seat
Zipp Sub 9 Rear
Zipp 404 Front
Zipp 300 Crank
Ergomo Pro Powermeter
Speedfil Bottle (no water)
Profile Cobra wing
Profile Carbon Cobra bars
17.1 lbs

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Searching for a stroke...pure and easy....swimming so free like a breath rippling by.

Just built a new Planet X for my wife. Xentis wheels and aerobar. Dura-Ace. Zero G brakes. 16.3 pounds.

My ML Jamis Xenith T1 with Xentis Mark1 TT wheels, Xentis aerobars and SRAM Red components weighs 16.2 and I am 6'2" 193 pounds. :-(

H

those wheels look sick on your bike. awesome looking ride.

Softride Classic TT, mix of Ultegra and 105, Ritchey DS wheels.

But I went with speedplay X5 pedals... 'cause I'm all about light weight!

Just over 26 pounds, with three water bottle cages (two behind the seat) and bento box.

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